Small Admin Pouch

This MOLLE compatbile Small Admin Pouch is designed to hold smaller, everyday items such as small spiral notebook, Chemlights, flashlights, multitools, or other essentials at hand and easily accessible.  Elastic loops sewn to the back panel help keep contents – pens, sharpies, knives, lights, and other similar sized items organized. 
The hook and loop flap gives quick access to the contents and features a ball detail making the pouch easy to access with gloved hands or in cold, wet, or dark environments.  The lid is made from durable and hard wearing ULTRAcomp and has a large loop fields for nametapes, IFF, flags, or other patches. 

The Small Admin Pouch has a smaller MOLLE footprint than the standard Admin Pouch. The quick access top loading design would make a great micro trauma kit, E&E, or general survival pouch. 

The Ball Loaded Index Point, or BLIP for short, is an enhancement in the pouch lid that allows for positive grip with cold, wet, gloved hands, or for use in the dark.  A small nitrile rubber ball is sewn into the pouch lid which saves weight over traditional lid tabs but provides a mechanical interference between the fingers allowing for consistent pouch opening in adverse conditions. 

As with all Blue Force Gear, it is made with excellence in the USA and carries a limited lifetime warranty.

Specifications

Fits:

• Smaller field notebooks, common spiral note pads
• Flashlight
• Pens, sharpies, grease pencils, markers, chem lights
• Spare magazine
• Basic trauma supplies
• Misc administrative, survival, "must haves"

Size:

• 4.5" x 6" x 2"  
• 3 x 3 MOLLE field required
• Roughly 2/3 the size of the Admin Pouch

Build:

• Pattern matched CORDURA®, loop fields, zippers
• Ten-Speed® military grade elastic internal organization
• MOLLE compatible Helium Whisper® attachment system 

Our Ball Loaded Index Point, or BLIP™ for short, is a feature found on all our lidded pouches and select plate carriers like the Small Admin Pouch. BLIP was born in the freezing rain on a Blackwater range. It was there we realized that when you can’t feel your fingers, it’s very difficult to get a grasp on a flat piece of webbing and distinguish a pull tab. The ball doesn’t rely on friction; the bones in your fingers positively engage it. BLIP’s form is both easy to pull and impossible to miss.